Add
Put on
Put on verb - Add to something existing.
Usage example: She put on a sun room
Both terms in one sentence
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In "Brother's Little Helper", Bart, after pulling a few too many pranks in one day, was diagnosed with ADD and put on "Focusyn".
Source: Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny! -
To further add insult to injury, Volgin is fooled even though you put on the mask in front of him!
- Everyone who listens falls asleep, so they're diagnosed with ADD and get put on Ritalin to "cure" it.
Source: Nap-Inducing Speak
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